CN106797072A - Access node, scheduling system, base station and data back method - Google Patents
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The present invention discloses a kind of mobile vehicle, scheduling system, base station and data back method.The access node includes processing module and data interaction module, processing module is used to determine that the antenna beam of access node to be pointed to, pointed to the antenna beam of radio-frequency front-end of the base station on the moving direction of access node and be aligned, wherein base station is pointed to according to the antenna beam that the positional information and velocity information of mobile vehicle adjust radio-frequency front-end, data interaction module is used to access WLAN by access node and carry out data back with core network, with this so that mobile vehicle realizes the communication connection with core network by the WLAN that base station builds.By such scheme, the present invention can provide message transmission rate very high, it is ensured that radio communication is smooth in environment of running at high speed, and meets the requirements analysis of passenger.
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[ technical field ] A method for producing a semiconductor device
The invention belongs to the technical field of communication, particularly relates to the technical field of data interaction of Wireless communication in a high-speed mobile environment, and particularly relates to a WiFi (Wireless-Fidelity) based data returning method, an access node, a mobile carrier, a scheduling system and a base station.
[ background of the invention ]
With the rapid development of high-speed railway construction, more and more passengers select high-speed rails as transportation means for traveling, and how to ensure the smoothness of wireless communication and meet the information interaction requirements of the passengers when mobile terminals of a large number of passengers in a train are networked becomes extremely urgent.
Currently, wireless communication in a high-speed train is generally guaranteed by a scheme based on LTE-R (Long Term Evolution for rail, applied to Long Term Evolution technology systems for railways) technology. The LTE-R scheme utilizes a complex frequency offset estimation algorithm to solve the problem of large frequency offset obviously caused by the Doppler effect of wireless signals when a train runs at a high speed, and adopts the matching of a Radio Remote Unit (RRU) and a Base Band Unit (BBU) to solve the problem of influencing the overall performance of a network caused by frequent switching of a Base station coverage area.
However, in the network based on the LTE-R technology in the prior art, the data transmission rate is low, and obviously, the requirement for interaction of a large amount of data in a train cannot be supported, and the smoothness of wireless communication in the train cannot be ensured. Moreover, the frequency offset estimation algorithm is very complex, and the complexity of the whole data return system can be greatly increased.
[ summary of the invention ]
In view of the above, embodiments of the present invention provide an access node, a scheduling system, a base station and a data backhaul method, which can provide a very high data transmission rate, ensure smooth wireless communication in a high-speed driving environment, and meet the information interaction requirements of passengers.
The technical scheme adopted by the embodiment of the invention is as follows:
a first aspect provides an access node comprising:
the processing module is used for determining the antenna beam direction of the access node, aligning the antenna beam direction of the access node with the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end of the base station in the moving direction of the access node, and aligning the access node which indicates that the antenna beam direction of the access node is towards the radio frequency front end and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end is towards the mobile carrier, wherein the antenna beam direction of the access node and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line;
and the data interaction module is used for accessing the wireless local area network through the access node and returning data to the core network after the alignment is executed by the processing module.
With reference to the implementation manner of the first aspect, in a first possible implementation manner, the wireless local area network includes a WiFi network, and the access node includes a wireless network access point AP of the WiFi network.
A second aspect provides a scheduling system comprising:
the acquisition module is used for acquiring the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier;
the sending module is used for sending the position information and the speed information to the base station, so that the base station starts the radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in the driving direction according to the position information, and adjusts the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information, and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end is aligned to the antenna beam direction of the access node of the mobile carrier; the alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the access node points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
With reference to the implementation manner of the second aspect, in a first possible implementation manner, a plurality of radio frequency front ends are correspondingly accessed to a same base station, and the scheduling system further includes a processing module, where the processing module is configured to generate a switching instruction when monitoring that a mobile carrier travels to a boundary of a signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, and the switching instruction is used to enable the base station to start an adjacent next radio frequency front end, and adjust a wave velocity direction of an antenna of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area; the sending module is further configured to send a handover instruction to the base station.
With reference to the first possible implementation manner of the second aspect, in a second possible implementation manner, the processing module is further configured to preset a distance threshold; the sending module is further configured to send a handover instruction to the base station when the distance between the monitored mobile carrier and the next adjacent radio frequency front end is less than or equal to the distance threshold.
A third aspect provides a base station comprising:
the acquisition module is used for acquiring the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier;
the processing module is used for starting the radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in the base station in the traveling direction according to the position information, and adjusting the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information to be aligned with the antenna beam direction of the access node of the mobile carrier; the alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
With reference to the implementation manner of the third aspect, in a first possible implementation manner, a plurality of radio frequency front ends are correspondingly accessed to a same base station, when a mobile carrier travels to a boundary of a signal coverage area of a radio frequency front end, or a distance between the mobile carrier and an adjacent next radio frequency front end is less than or equal to a preset distance threshold, the obtaining module is further configured to receive a switching instruction sent by the scheduling system, and the processing module is further configured to start the adjacent next radio frequency front end according to the switching instruction, and adjust a wave velocity direction of an antenna of the processing module to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
A fourth aspect provides a mobile bearer comprising the access node described above.
A fifth aspect provides a data backhaul method, including: determining the antenna beam direction of an access node, aligning the antenna beam direction of the access node with the antenna beam direction of a radio frequency front end of a base station in the moving direction of the access node, wherein the alignment indicates that the antenna beam direction of the access node is towards the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end is towards the access node, and the antenna beam direction of the access node and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line; and accessing the wireless local area network through the access node, and returning data with the core network.
With reference to the implementation manner of the fifth aspect, in a first possible implementation manner, the wireless local area network includes a WiFi network, and the access node includes a wireless network access point AP of the WiFi network.
A sixth aspect provides a data backhaul method, including:
acquiring position information and speed information of a mobile carrier, and sending the position information and the speed information to a base station, so that the base station starts a radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in a driving direction according to the position information, and adjusts the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information, and the antenna beam direction of an access node of the mobile carrier is aligned to the antenna beam direction of the access node of the mobile carrier; the alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the access node points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
With reference to the implementation manner of the sixth aspect, in a first possible implementation manner, the same base station has multiple radio frequency front ends correspondingly accessed, and the data backhaul method further includes: when monitoring the boundary of a signal coverage area of the mobile carrier running to the radio frequency front end, generating and sending a switching instruction to the base station, wherein the switching instruction is used for enabling the base station to start the next adjacent radio frequency front end and adjusting the wave speed direction of the antenna of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
With reference to the implementation manner of the sixth aspect, in a second possible implementation manner, the same base station has multiple radio frequency front ends correspondingly connected thereto, and the data backhaul method further includes: presetting a distance threshold; and when the distance between the monitoring mobile carrier and the adjacent next radio frequency front end is less than or equal to a preset distance threshold, generating and sending a switching instruction to the base station, wherein the switching instruction is used for enabling the base station to start the adjacent next radio frequency front end and adjusting the wave speed direction of the antenna of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
A seventh aspect provides a data backhaul method, including:
receiving position information and speed information of a mobile carrier sent by a scheduling system; starting the radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in the driving direction according to the position information; adjusting the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information, and aligning the antenna beam direction of the access node of the mobile carrier; the alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
With reference to the implementation manner of the seventh aspect, in a first possible implementation manner, the same base station has multiple radio frequency front ends correspondingly accessed, and the data backhaul method further includes: when monitoring that the mobile carrier runs to the boundary of a signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, or the distance between the mobile carrier and the adjacent next radio frequency front end is less than or equal to a preset distance threshold, receiving a switching instruction sent by a scheduling system, and starting the adjacent next radio frequency front end according to the switching instruction; and adjusting the wave speed direction of the antenna of the next adjacent radio frequency front end to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the current radio frequency front end.
Through the technical scheme, the beneficial effects produced by the embodiment of the invention are as follows: when the mobile carrier runs at high speed, the problem of low data transmission rate of a scheme based on the LTE-R technology in the prior art can be solved by utilizing the large signal bandwidth and the very high data transmission rate of a wireless local area network. And the antenna beam direction of the access node and the radio frequency front end of the base station is adjusted in real time according to the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier and kept aligned, so that the complex frequency offset algorithm of a wireless signal is avoided when the mobile carrier is driven at high speed and communicates, namely the complex calculation brought by the frequency offset estimation algorithm is not needed, and compared with the prior art, the complexity of the whole data return system is greatly reduced.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of an access node of the preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a data backhaul network architecture in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a first diagram of a data backhaul scenario in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a second diagram illustrating a data backhaul scenario in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a third diagram illustrating a data backhaul scenario in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram of a scheduling system in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic block diagram of a base station of a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 8 is a diagram of the hardware architecture of an access node of the preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a diagram of the hardware architecture of the scheduling system in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of a hardware structure of a base station according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 11 is a flowchart of a data returning method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
The embodiment of the present invention first provides an access node 11 shown in fig. 1, which is disposed in a mobile carrier 10 and performs backhaul of wireless communication data through a data backhaul network architecture shown in fig. 2 and a data backhaul scenario shown in fig. 3. Referring to fig. 2 and fig. 3, the data backhaul scenario includes a mobile carrier 10, a base station 20, and a scheduling system 30, where the mobile carrier 10 travels at a high speed along a travel track a in a direction indicated by an arrow, the scheduling system 30 performs information interaction with the mobile carrier 10 and the base station 20 through remote wireless communication, the base station 20 is disposed along the travel track a, the base station 20 constructs a wireless local area network 22 through three accessed radio frequency front ends 21a, 21b, and 21c during communication, and a data backhaul network architecture includes the mobile carrier 10, the wireless local area network 22, and a core network 40. The mobile carrier 10 traveling at high speed realizes communication connection with the core network 40 through the wireless local area network 22 constructed by the base station 20, and specifically:
the mobile carrier 10 transmits the wireless communication data (uplink information) requested during communication to the core network 40 through the wireless local area network 22, and the core network 40 transmits the wireless communication data (downlink information) fed back during communication to the mobile carrier 10 through the wireless local area network 22 to complete data interaction.
It should be understood that the data backhaul scenario based on a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) and each of the entity elements included in the data backhaul scenario are only provided for illustration, and other settings may be performed according to network planning characteristics in an actual application scenario, for example, any number of base stations 20 are set along a driving track a, each base station 20 may have other numbers of radio frequency front ends correspondingly connected thereto, and the numbers of the radio frequency front ends connected to the base stations 20 may be the same or different.
Fig. 1 is a schematic block diagram of an access node of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Referring to fig. 1, the access node 11 includes a first processing module 12 and a data interaction module 13, wherein:
the first processing module 12 is configured to determine the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node 11, so that the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node 11 is aligned with the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end 21a of the base station 20 in the moving direction of the access node 11 (i.e. the driving direction of the mobile carrier 10). Preferably, the radio frequency front end 21a is a first radio frequency front end in a moving direction of the access node 11, the base station 20 adjusts an antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end (including the first radio frequency front end 21 a) according to the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier 10, the antenna beam direction is an angular bisector of a transmission range included angle of a main lobe of the antenna beam, the antenna beam direction indicating the antenna beam direction of the access node 11 is directed to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end is directed to the access node 11, and the antenna beam directions of the access node 11 and the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
After the first processing module 12 adjusts the antenna beam direction of the access node 11 to be aligned with the antenna beam direction of the first rf front end 21a, the data interaction module 13 is configured to access the wlan 22 through the access node 11 and perform data backhaul with the core network 40.
Based on the above structure, it can be known that when the mobile carrier 10 runs on the travel track a at a high speed, the problem of low data transmission rate in the prior art using the scheme based on the LTE-R technology can be overcome by using the large signal bandwidth (for example, the WiFi network supports 160MHz at maximum) and the very high data transmission rate of the wireless lan 22. And, the antenna beam direction of the access node 11 and the base station 20 (radio frequency front end) is adjusted in real time according to the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier 10 and kept aligned, so that a complex frequency offset algorithm of a wireless signal is avoided when the mobile carrier is driven at a high speed and communicates, that is, complex calculation brought by using a frequency offset estimation algorithm is not needed, and compared with the prior art, the complexity of the whole data return system is greatly reduced.
Fig. 4 is a second schematic diagram of a data backhaul scenario according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and fig. 5 is a third schematic diagram of the data backhaul scenario according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention. The working principle and process of the mobile carrier 10 for data return will be described in detail with reference to fig. 1 to 5:
as shown in fig. 3, at time t when the mobile carrier 10 is ready to be started, the dispatch system 30 obtains the location information of the mobile carrier 10 through remote communication or GPS positioning with the mobile carrier 10 and generates a control command to be sent to the base station 20. The base station 20, after receiving the control command, turns on the radio frequency front end closest to the mobile carrier 10, i.e. the first radio frequency front end 21a shown in fig. 3. In this embodiment, it is preferable that the plurality of rf front ends access the base station 20 through wired connections such as optical fibers, and therefore in a specific scenario, the base station 20 may turn on the rf front end 21a by powering on the first rf front end 21 a.
After the first rf front end 21a is powered on, the scheduling system 30 sends the position information of the mobile carrier 10 or the relative position information of the mobile carrier 10 and the rf front end 21a, for example, the distance between the two, to the base station 20 accessed by the rf front end 21 a. The base station 20 adjusts the antenna beam pointing direction of the rf front end 21a and the first processing module 12 of the mobile carrier 10 correspondingly adjusts the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node 11 until the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node 11 is aligned with the antenna beam pointing direction of the rf front end 21 a.
As shown in fig. 4, after the mobile carrier 10 is started and during the driving process (from time t to time t + t 1), the dispatch system 30 sends the speed information and the position information of the mobile carrier 10 during the driving process or the relative position information of the mobile carrier 10 and the radio frequency front end 21a closest to the driving direction to the base station 20 accessed by the radio frequency front end 21 a. Then, the base station 20 adjusts the antenna beam pointing direction of the rf front end 21a in real time, and the first processing module 12 of the mobile carrier 10 also adjusts the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node 11 in real time accordingly, so as to ensure that the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node 11 is aligned with the antenna beam pointing direction of the rf front end 21a in real time.
As shown in fig. 5, at the time t + t2 when the mobile carrier 10 is about to leave the signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end 21a, the scheduling system 30 automatically generates a switching instruction according to a preset program, and sends the switching instruction to the base station 20 accessed by the radio frequency front end 21a, where the switching instruction is used to enable the base station 20 to turn on the next adjacent radio frequency front end and adjust the antenna wave velocity direction thereof to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area. Then, the base station 20 starts the next rf front end 21b adjacent to the first rf front end 21a according to the switching instruction, and adjusts the antenna wave velocity direction of the rf front end 21b to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the first rf front end 21 a.
It should be noted that, if the signal coverage areas of two adjacent rf front ends (i.e. the first rf front end 21a and the adjacent next rf front end 21 b) overlap, the base station 20 adjusts the antenna wave velocity direction of the next rf front end 21b to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the first rf front end 21a, certainly may also point to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the next rf front end 21b, and even may point to the overlapping area of the signal coverage areas of two rf front ends.
When the mobile carrier 10 moves away from the signal coverage area of the first rf front end 21a and enters the signal coverage area of the next rf front end 21b, and the access node 11 is aligned with the antenna wave velocity orientation of the rf front end 21b, the base station 20 may or may not turn off the first rf front end 21 a.
When the mobile carrier 10 enters the terminal or stops in the process of traveling, the radio frequency front end corresponding to the front of the traveling direction of the mobile carrier 10 can be continuously powered on or powered off under the control of the base station 20. When the power off is not turned on, the base station 20 preferably controls the power off of the rf front end corresponding to the front of the driving direction to stop the constructed wlan 22, and the base station 20 (constructed mobile cellular network) communicates with the core network 40 instead. That is, the data interaction module 13 of the mobile carrier 10 is configured to perform data backhaul with the core network 22 through the mobile cellular network constructed by the access node 11 accessing the base station 20.
The embodiment of the invention further provides a scheduling system. As shown in fig. 6, the scheduling system 60 includes a first obtaining module 61, a sending module 62, and a first processing module 63, wherein:
the first obtaining module 61 is used for obtaining the position information and the speed information of the moving carrier.
The sending module 62 is configured to send the position information and the speed information obtained by the first obtaining module 61 to the base station, so that the base station starts a first radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in the driving direction according to the position information, and adjusts an antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information to align with an antenna beam direction of an access node of the mobile carrier, so that the mobile carrier performs data backhaul with a core network through a wireless local area network.
Wherein, the alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the access node of the mobile carrier points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
Considering that the same base station is correspondingly accessed to a plurality of radio frequency front ends, the first processing module 63 is configured to generate a switching instruction when monitoring that the mobile carrier travels to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, and control the sending module 62 to send the switching instruction to the base station, where the switching instruction is used to enable the base station to turn on the next adjacent radio frequency front end, and adjust the direction of the antenna wave velocity of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
Further, in other embodiments, the first processing module 63 presets a distance threshold, so that when the distance between the monitored mobile carrier and the next adjacent radio frequency front end is less than or equal to the distance threshold, the control sending module 62 sends a handover instruction to the base station, so that the base station starts the next adjacent radio frequency front end according to the handover instruction, and adjusts the antenna wave velocity direction of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
The embodiment of the invention further provides a base station. As shown in fig. 7, the base station 70 includes a second obtaining module 71 and a second processing module 72, wherein:
the second obtaining module 71 is used for obtaining the position information and the speed information of the moving carrier.
The second processing module 72 is configured to start a first radio frequency front end of the base station of the mobile carrier in the traveling direction according to the position information acquired by the second acquiring module 71, and adjust an antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information to align with an antenna beam direction of an access node of the mobile carrier, so that the mobile carrier performs data backhaul with the core network through the wireless local area network.
The alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node are on the same straight line.
In view of the fact that the same base station is correspondingly connected to multiple radio frequency front ends, and the scheduling system 60 shown in fig. 6 is used for performing a data return operation, when the mobile carrier travels to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, or the distance between the mobile carrier and the next adjacent radio frequency front end is less than or equal to a preset distance threshold, the second obtaining module 71 is further configured to receive a switching instruction sent by the scheduling system, and the second processing module 72 is further configured to turn on the next adjacent radio frequency front end according to the switching instruction, and adjust the direction of the antenna wave velocity to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
The base station 70 of this embodiment and the scheduling system 60 of the embodiment shown in fig. 6 have the same working principle and process as the base station 20 and the scheduling system 30 shown in fig. 3 to fig. 5, and the first obtaining module 61, the sending module 62, the first processing module 63, the second obtaining module 71, and the second processing module 72 correspondingly execute the data returning process described in the above embodiments, which is not described herein again.
In addition, those skilled in the art may combine the modules included in the access node 11 shown in fig. 1, the scheduling system 60 shown in fig. 6, and the base station 70 shown in fig. 7 to complete data backhaul based on the data backhaul scenarios shown in fig. 3 to fig. 5.
It should be understood that the above-described embodiments of access node 11, scheduling system 60, and base station 70 are merely illustrative, and that the division of the described modules is merely a logical division, and that in actual implementation, additional divisions are possible, for example, multiple modules may be combined or integrated into another system, or some features may be omitted, or not implemented. In addition, the modules may be coupled or communicatively connected to each other through some interfaces, and may also be in an electrical or other form.
The functional modules described above as the components of the access node 11, the scheduling system 60, and the base station 70 may or may not be physical blocks, and may be implemented in the form of software functional blocks or hardware, for example, as shown in fig. 8 to 10.
Fig. 8 is a diagram of the hardware architecture of the access node of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 8, the access node 80 of the present embodiment is suitable for the application scenarios shown in fig. 3 to 5, and includes a first processor 81, a first memory 82, and a first receiver/transmitter 83, where the first memory 82 and the first receiver/transmitter 83 are connected to the first processor 81, and specifically:
the first receiver/transmitter 83 is used for accessing a wireless local area network constructed by the base station.
The first memory 82 may be implemented as one or more of a floppy disk, a usb disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-only memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk, an optical disk, and the like of a computer. The first memory 82 further stores an application program to be called by the first processor 81 to implement data return.
The first processor 81 performs the following operations by calling the application program stored in the first memory 82:
the antenna beam pointing direction of the first receiver/transmitter 83 is determined to be aligned with the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end of the base station in the moving direction of the access node 80, i.e. the travelling direction of the moving carrier. Preferably, the radio frequency front end is the first radio frequency front end in the moving direction of the access node 80, the base station adjusts the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier, the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end which indicate that the antenna beam direction of the access node is directed to the radio frequency front end are directed to the access node, and the antenna beam direction of the access node and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
And further controls the first receiver/transmitter 83 to access the wireless local area network constructed by the base station, and establishes a communication connection with the core network, thereby performing data backhaul.
Fig. 9 is a schematic hardware configuration diagram of the scheduling system according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 9, the scheduling system 90 of the present embodiment is suitable for the application scenarios shown in fig. 3 to 5, and includes a second processor 91, a second memory 92, and a second receiver/transmitter 93, where the second memory 92 and the second receiver/transmitter 93 are connected to the second processor 91, and specifically:
the second receiver/transmitter 93 is used to obtain position information and velocity information of the moving carrier.
The secondary memory 92 may be implemented as one or more of a floppy disk, a usb disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-only memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk, an optical disk, and the like of a computer. The second memory 92 further stores an application program for being called by the second processor 91 to implement data return.
The second processor 91 performs the following operations by calling the application program stored in the second memory 92:
and controlling the second receiver/transmitter 93 to send the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier to the base station, so that the base station starts the first radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in the driving direction according to the position information, and determines the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information to align with the antenna beam direction of the access node of the mobile carrier, so that the mobile carrier performs data return with the core network through the wireless local area network. The alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the access node points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
And, monitoring whether the mobile carrier is traveling to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, and generating a switching instruction when monitoring whether the mobile carrier is traveling to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, and controlling the second receiver/transmitter 93 to transmit the switching instruction to the base station, so that the base station turns on the next adjacent radio frequency front end according to the switching instruction, and adjusts the wave velocity direction of its antenna to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
Further, a distance threshold is preset, so that when the distance between the monitored mobile carrier and the next adjacent radio frequency front end is less than or equal to the distance threshold, the second receiver/transmitter 93 is controlled to send a handover command to the base station, so that the base station turns on the next adjacent radio frequency front end according to the handover command, and adjusts the direction of the antenna wave velocity to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of a hardware structure of a base station according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 10, the base station 10 of the present embodiment is suitable for the application scenarios shown in fig. 3 to 5, and includes a third processor 101, a third memory 102, and a third receiver/transmitter 103, where the third memory 102 and the third receiver/transmitter 103 are connected to the third processor 101, and specifically:
the third receiver/transmitter 103 is used to obtain position information and velocity information of the moving carrier.
The third memory 102 may be implemented as one or more of a floppy disk, a usb disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-only memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk, an optical disk, and the like of a computer. The third memory 102 further stores an application program for being called by the third processor 101 to implement data returning.
The third processor 101 performs the following operations by calling the application program stored in the third memory 102:
the first radio frequency front end of the base station of the mobile carrier in the traveling direction is started according to the position information acquired by the third receiver/transmitter 103, and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end is adjusted according to the position information and the speed information to align with the antenna beam direction of the access node of the mobile carrier, so that the mobile carrier performs data backhaul with the core network through the wireless local area network. The alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the access node points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
Further, when the mobile carrier travels to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, or the distance between the mobile carrier and the next adjacent radio frequency front end is less than or equal to a preset distance threshold, the third receiving/transmitting unit 103 is controlled to receive the switching instruction sent by the scheduling system, the next adjacent radio frequency front end is turned on by powering on according to the switching instruction received by the third receiving/transmitting unit 103, and the direction of the wave speed of the antenna is adjusted to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
The invention finally provides a data returning method. Referring to fig. 11, the data returning method of the present embodiment is based on the application scenarios shown in fig. 3 to 5, and includes the following steps:
step S111: and the dispatching system acquires the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier during driving and sends the position information and the speed information to the base station.
Step S112: and the base station adjusts the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end in the traveling direction of the mobile carrier according to the position information and the traveling speed information of the mobile carrier, and the mobile carrier adjusts the antenna beam direction of the access node until the antenna beam direction of the access node is aligned with the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end.
The alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the access node points to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the access node of the mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line. The location information and speed information of the mobile bearer is identical to the location information and speed information of the access node.
Step S113: the mobile carrier is accessed to the base station through the access node, and performs data return with the core network through the wireless local area network constructed by the radio frequency front end.
The data returning method of the present embodiment is the same as the data returning process described in the embodiments shown in fig. 3 to fig. 5. And, considering that the same base station is correspondingly accessed to a plurality of radio frequency front ends, similarly, when the scheduling system monitors the boundary of the signal coverage area of the mobile carrier running to the radio frequency front end, or the distance between the mobile carrier and the next adjacent radio frequency front end is less than or equal to the preset distance threshold, the scheduling system generates a switching instruction and sends the switching instruction to the base station. And the base station starts the adjacent next radio frequency front end according to the switching instruction and adjusts the wave speed direction of the antenna of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
In summary, when the mobile carrier operates at a high speed, the problem of a low data transmission rate in the prior art that a scheme based on the LTE-R technology is used can be overcome by using a large signal bandwidth and a very high data transmission rate of the wireless local area network. And the antenna beam direction of the access node and the radio frequency front end of the base station is adjusted in real time according to the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier and kept aligned, so that the complex frequency offset algorithm of a wireless signal is avoided when the mobile carrier is driven at high speed and communicates, namely the complex calculation brought by the frequency offset estimation algorithm is not needed, and compared with the prior art, the complexity of the whole data return system is greatly reduced.
The wireless local area network provided throughout the embodiments of the present invention is, for example, a WiFi network, and certainly not limited to the WiFi network, and preferably, the access node is a wireless network access point ap (accesspoint) of the WiFi network, and preferably, the mobile carrier is a train running on a high-speed railway, and correspondingly, the dispatching system is a railway dispatching system, and certainly, the mobile carrier is not limited to a high-speed train, and may be a carrier that needs to return data in any high-speed running scene.
It should be noted that the above-mentioned embodiments are only examples of the present invention, and not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and all equivalent structures or equivalent processes that are modified from the content of the present specification and the attached drawings, or directly or indirectly applied to other related technical fields are included in the scope of the present invention.
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- An access node, characterized in that the access node comprises:a processing module, configured to determine an antenna beam direction of the access node, where the antenna beam direction of the access node is aligned with an antenna beam direction of a radio frequency front end of a base station in a moving direction of the access node, where the alignment indicates that the antenna beam direction of the access node is directed to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end is directed to the access node, and the antenna beam direction of the access node and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line;and the data interaction module is used for accessing the wireless local area network through the access node and returning data to the core network after the alignment is executed by the processing module.
- The access node of claim 1, wherein the wireless local area network comprises a WiFi network, and wherein the access node comprises a wireless network access point, AP, of the WiFi network.
- A scheduling system, the scheduling system comprising:the acquisition module is used for acquiring the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier;a sending module, configured to send the position information and the speed information to a base station, so that the base station starts a radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in a traveling direction according to the position information, and adjusts an antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information, where the antenna beam direction is aligned with an antenna beam direction of an access node of the mobile carrier;wherein the alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the access node points to a radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to an access node of a mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
- The dispatching system of claim 3, wherein a plurality of RF front ends are correspondingly connected to the same base station, the dispatching system further comprises a processing module,the processing module is used for generating a switching instruction when monitoring that the mobile carrier drives to the boundary of a signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, wherein the switching instruction is used for enabling the base station to start the next adjacent radio frequency front end and adjusting the wave speed direction of the antenna of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area;the sending module is further configured to send the handover instruction to the base station.
- The scheduling system of claim 4 wherein the processing module is further configured to preset a distance threshold;the sending module is further configured to send the handover command to the base station when it is monitored that a distance between the mobile carrier and an adjacent next radio frequency front end is less than or equal to the distance threshold.
- A base station, characterized in that the base station comprises:the acquisition module is used for acquiring the position information and the speed information of the mobile carrier;a processing module, configured to turn on a radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in a traveling direction of the base station according to the position information, and adjust an antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information, where the antenna beam direction is aligned with an antenna beam direction of an access node of the mobile carrier;wherein the alignment indicates that an antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the radio frequency front end, an antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to an access node of a mobile carrier, and an antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and an antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
- The base station of claim 6, wherein a plurality of radio frequency front ends are correspondingly connected to the same base station, when the mobile carrier travels to a boundary of a signal coverage area of the radio frequency front end, or a distance between the mobile carrier and an adjacent next radio frequency front end is less than or equal to a preset distance threshold, the obtaining module is further configured to receive a switching instruction sent by the scheduling system, and the processing module is further configured to turn on the adjacent next radio frequency front end according to the switching instruction, and adjust an antenna wave velocity direction of the next radio frequency front end to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
- A mobile bearer, characterized in that it comprises an access node according to claim 1 or 2.
- A data backhaul method, comprising:determining an antenna beam direction of an access node, wherein the antenna beam direction of the access node is aligned with an antenna beam direction of a radio frequency front end of a base station in a moving direction of the access node, the alignment indicates that the antenna beam direction of the access node is directed to the radio frequency front end, the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end is directed to the access node, and the antenna beam direction of the access node and the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line;and accessing the wireless local area network through the access node, and returning data with the core network.
- The data backhaul method according to claim 9, wherein the wireless local area network comprises a WiFi network, and the access node comprises a wireless network access point AP of the WiFi network.
- A data backhaul method, comprising:acquiring position information and speed information of a mobile carrier, and sending the position information and the speed information to the base station, so that the base station starts a radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in a driving direction according to the position information, and adjusts the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information, and the antenna beam direction is aligned with the antenna beam direction of an access node of the mobile carrier;wherein the alignment indicates that the antenna beam of the access node points to a radio frequency front end, the antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to an access node of a mobile carrier, and the antenna beam pointing of the access node of the mobile carrier and the antenna beam pointing of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
- The data backhaul method of claim 11, wherein a plurality of rf front ends are correspondingly connected to the same base station, the data backhaul method further comprising:and when monitoring the boundary of a signal coverage area of the mobile carrier running to the radio frequency front end, generating and sending a switching instruction to the base station, wherein the switching instruction is used for enabling the base station to start the next adjacent radio frequency front end and adjusting the wave speed direction of the antenna of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
- The data backhaul method of claim 11, wherein a plurality of rf front ends are correspondingly connected to the same base station, the data backhaul method further comprising:presetting a distance threshold;and when the distance between the mobile carrier and the adjacent next radio frequency front end is monitored to be smaller than or equal to the preset distance threshold, generating and sending a switching instruction to the base station, wherein the switching instruction is used for enabling the base station to start the adjacent next radio frequency front end and adjusting the wave speed direction of an antenna of the base station to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area.
- A data backhaul method, comprising:receiving position information and speed information of a mobile carrier sent by a scheduling system;starting the radio frequency front end of the mobile carrier in the driving direction according to the position information;adjusting the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end according to the position information and the speed information, and aligning the antenna beam direction of the radio frequency front end with the antenna beam direction of the access node of the mobile carrier;wherein the alignment indicates that an antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to the radio frequency front end, an antenna beam of the radio frequency front end points to an access node of a mobile carrier, and an antenna beam pointing direction of the access node of the mobile carrier and an antenna beam pointing direction of the radio frequency front end are on the same straight line.
- The data backhaul method of claim 14, wherein a plurality of rf front ends are correspondingly connected to the same base station, the data backhaul method further comprising:when the boundary of a signal coverage area of the mobile carrier running to the radio frequency front end is monitored, or the distance between the mobile carrier and the adjacent next radio frequency front end is smaller than or equal to a preset distance threshold value, receiving a switching instruction sent by the dispatching system, and starting the adjacent next radio frequency front end according to the switching instruction;and adjusting the wave speed direction of the antenna of the next adjacent radio frequency front end to point to the boundary of the signal coverage area of the current radio frequency front end.
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